From Thorn to Throne

[Part 1 - Genesis: The Curse Begins]
(Dark, sorrowful, G minor, slow strings)

In Eden's garden, thorns first grew—
The curse of sin when man fell.
Creation groaned beneath the weight,
Thorns and thistles, death's dark veil.

But a King was coming.

[Part 2 - The Gospels: The King Wears the Curse]
(Building intensity, more sorrowful)

They wove a crown of thorns,
Pressed it into His flesh.
They mocked the King they could not recognize,
Blind to the truth before their eyes.

Because He was King even then—
Bleeding, suffering, silent,
Yet reigning still.

King of Kings beneath the thorns,
Though only a few could see.

He who knew no sin wore sin's crown—
Thorns pressed deep, the curse made flesh.

Genesis thorns upon His brow—
Our curse, His sacrifice.

[Transition - The Paradox]
(Building, dramatic tension)

From thorn to throne,
The journey of the King.
From Genesis curse to Revelation crown,
The same eternal reign.

[Part 3 - The Cross & Resurrection: The Victory]
(Rising intensity, hope emerging)

On that cross, the King defeated death.
In that tomb, the King conquered hell.
On that morning, the King rose in power.

He bore our sin to become our righteousness.
He wore our thorns to give us His kingdom.

The curse could not hold Him.
The throne was always His.

[Part 4 - Revelation: The Throne of Glory]
(Triumphant, full orchestra, choir)

From thorn to throne,
He reigns as King.

Genesis thorns—He wore them.
Revelation throne—He owns it.

King of Kings,
Lord of Lords,
Seated at the right hand of God,
Crowned with glory and honor,
Many crowns upon His head.

From thorn to throne,
He never stopped reigning.

Wake up—
He was always King.
In Eden's fall—King.
On the cross—King.
In the tomb—King.
On the throne—King.

From thorn to throne,
Always King.
Forever King.
Jesus, King of Kings.

[Outro - The Declaration: Every Knee Shall Bow]
(Building from reverent to powerful)

In Eden, thorns entered the world.
At Calvary, thorns crowned the King.
In eternity, no more curse—
Only the throne.
Only the King.

(Building with full choir and orchestra)

And at the name of Jesus,
Every knee will bow—
In heaven,
On earth,
And under the earth.

Every voice will declare:

(Powerful, climactic)

Jesus Christ is Lord.
King of Kings.
Lord of Lords.

(Building to final declaration)

From Genesis thorn to Revelation throne,
He never stopped reigning.

(Final, powerful)

All will bow.
All will confess.
Jesus is King.

(Fading, majestic)

From thorn...
To throne...
Forever King.

Epic orchestral G minor 70 BPM, cinematic choir, strings brass, dark sorrowful building to triumphant majestic reverent